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Africa after the China boom / Taylor, Ian   Article
Taylor, Ian Article
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Summary/Abstract Chinese demand drove a commodity supercycle that was good for many African economies. Now that it’s over, those who failed to cultivate other industries are back to square one.
Key Words African Economie  ;  China Boom  ;  Chinese Demand 
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Africa’s emergent public sphere / Obadare, Ebenezer   Article
Obadare, Ebenezer Article
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Summary/Abstract [There] appears to be a generally more assertive public sphere, with an ebullience strikingly in excess of the technological resources at its disposal.” Seventh in a series on public spheres around the world.
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Public health and global interventions in Africa / Prince, Ruth J   Article
Prince, Ruth J Article
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Summary/Abstract The power to set agendas, priorities, and approaches lies largely in the hands of external donors, removing African governments from policy making in areas concerning the health-care needs of their citizens.
Key Words Africa  ;  Public health  ;  Global Interventions 
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Stalled land reform in South Africa / Lahiff, Edward   Article
Lahiff, Edward Article
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Summary/Abstract Since the end of apartheid, South African land reform has struggled—and so far failed—to overcome extreme inequalities and historical injustices
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Term Limits and Beyond: Africa’s Democratic Hurdles / LeBas, Adrienne   Article
LeBas, Adrienne Article
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Summary/Abstract Executives are able to act with impunity because there is no strong, organized opposition to challenge entrenched incumbents and push them toward a genuine political opening.
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Youthful dissent challenges angola’s old elite / Pearce, Justin   Article
Pearce, Justin Article
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Summary/Abstract Angola’s rulers are faced with the rise of a generation that does not accept the political logic of the war, whereby dissent equaled treason.
Key Words Angola  ;  Youthful  ;  Dissent Challenges  ;  Old Elite 
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